It takes a great deal of creativity to make pictures of books look exciting and unique every single time, but it’s a challenge that a few talented bookstagrammers have taken on and excelled at on their Instagram profiles. Since Instagram is a visual platform over-saturated with beautiful photography, users have to truly step up their game to stand out on the platform. Thankfully, the platform has creative book lovers who have taken book photography up a notch and instilled hope that reading in its most traditional sense continues to live on!
We’re going to share 5 of our most favorite bookstagram profiles in this article!
What Is A Bookstagrammer?
A bookstagrammer is an instagram user who has a niche Instagram profile that is centered around books. These Instagram users post creative images of books, quotes from books, places to read books, and sometimes themselves reading books. If you’re already familiar with Instagram influencers, bookstagrammers often have thousands of followers and sponsorships or brand deals due to their large audiences.
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Here’s a list of our top 5 favorite bookstagram profiles on Instagram that you should most definitely follow!
#1 – 2reador2write
This bookstagrammer will most definitely capture your attention and leave you amazed at her creativity! From her profile, it’s obvious that she’s an avid reader and she mentions being an aspiring author in her profile. Her bookstagram profile features dreamy and imaginative images of her surrounded by her many, many books. With just about every image, this bookstagrammer arranges her books into amazing objects within a scene that she can interact with like a bicycle, a coffee shop booth, and a cityscape! Talk about creativity!
#2 – coco.baggins
If you’re the kind of person who likes to snuggle up with a warm drink, a blanket, some candles, and a good book, then you’ll love the warm and cozy vibes that come from this bookstagram profile. On this Instagram page, Courtney keeps a vintage tone throughout all her images as she plays with browns, whites, and pastel colors. She often features coffee, used books, and real flowers or leaves in her reading setups. Honestly, it’s enough to make you wonder what you’re doing wrong in your own reading space…
#3 – twinklingchapters
This beautiful bookstagram account is owned by an Indonesian bookstagrammer who loves playing with warm color tones, autumn vibes, and window light to create her book photography. Rarely showing her face, the photos are focused on the art of posing her books and warm drinks in creative ways. Many of her shots use browns, whites, and dark shadows as a backdrop for vintage books and then are sprinkled with vibrant color pops like dried flowers or autumn leaves. If you’re looking for reading space inspiration, definitely follow this account!
#4 – theguywiththebook
Based out of Saudi Arabia, this highly successful bookstagrammer also has a YouTube channel! Unlike the other profiles we’ve listed, this bookstagrammer captures book and reading spots on the go! Whether he spots an awesome used book find, or whether he’s grabbing a coffee at a local coffee shop, he’ll often capture the moment—using his colorful, patterned socks to accent many of his shots. Faroukh also experiments with the most creative ways he can store his books on his walls. We have to admit, we’re definitely about to try some of his shelving ideas!
#5 – katie.reads.things
Bright and bold is the name of the game for this bookstagrammer, who chooses to highlight the brightest possible colors her book spines have to offer. If the other bookstagrammers we’ve mentioned harness the colors of autumn and winter, Katie most definitely harnesses spring and summer with her profile. She takes her book photography inside and out, often revealing ocean views and bright green foliage in others with Sydney, Australia, as her backdrop. Katie also uses her dog to capture hearts in many of her photos, as well as leverages technology by featuring titles in their digital formats on cell phone or tablet devices. She deserves a follow from you for sure!
Know Other Cool Bookstagrammers?
We do too! There are so many amazing bookstagrammers and bookstagram accounts that we couldn’t name them all here, but we’d love to hear feedback about your favorites. If you love this post and want us to feature more bookstagram accounts in coming articles, please let us know by sending us a message!
Mel Beasley has a bachelor’s in creative writing and journalism from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. He brings 9+ years of digital marketing and writing experience to the table by writing for publications such as Lumina News and Encore Magazine. He spent 2 years as a college-level writing tutor, and is a certified writing tutor through the CRLA, which is a prestigious cert recognized by the Association for the Coaching & Tutoring Profession. He is a professional SEO blogger with experience writing for brands such as Boardworks Education and The Greater Wilmington Business Journal. One of his latest website and marketing projects has been building the website for the now New York Times Bestselling author, Nina de Gramont.